BROCARD Beauty Retailer Contributes Over a Billion Hryvnias in 2025 Tax Revenue.
BROCARD's 2025 Performance Highlights
According to TSN.ua: In 2025, BROCARD, a leading beauty retailer in Ukraine, reported significant operational achievements. The company's total network turnover reached 6.956 billion hryvnias, while its tax contribution to the state budget amounted to 1.076 billion hryvnias. By year's end, the network had expanded to 67 stores across 22 Ukrainian cities, serving a registered customer base exceeding 2.5 million people. This scale underscores its dominant position in a competitive sector.
Product Range and Strategic Expansions
BROCARD's product assortment featured over 34,000 items from 670 brands. A major expansion in 2025 was the opening of the BROCARD Beauty Garden, a roughly 1,700-square-meter space in Kyiv's Respublika Park mall. The company also launched two new BROCARD Niche Bar boutiques in Kyiv and reopened a renovated boutique in the "Europe" shopping center in Odesa.
Digital engagement was strong, with the BROCARD mobile app downloaded over 1.58 million times and used to process more than 435,000 orders. The BROCARD.UA online store also performed well, completing nearly 330,000 purchases. Additionally, customers bought about 8,000 eCard digital gift certificates, and over 19,000 visitors utilized in-store hardware skin diagnostic services.
Demonstrating corporate social responsibility, BROCARD allocated 302 million hryvnias in support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 2025. A further 556,000+ hryvnias were directed to the "I Will Be Your Body" humanitarian aid program.
These results solidify BROCARD's market leadership, showcasing robust financial health alongside a committed social impact strategy.
The company's growth, driven by physical store expansion and digital platform activity, illustrates how investment in new retail formats and support for social initiatives fosters sustainable development. This performance sets a notable benchmark for other companies navigating the modern Ukrainian market.
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